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Condé Nast Portfolio, April 2008

Sexism

Sexism

After decades of progress, women's advances in the business world have ground to a halt. What this means for all of us—women and men. Read more

FEATURES

Search Mission

Google C.E.O. Eric Schmidt on the threat from a Microsoft-Yahoo Deal. Read more
Coach on the Edge

Coach on the Edge

The C.E.O. of accessible luxury faces the economy-and his nightmares. Read more

It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World

In the no-consequences economy, money managers who lose billions never seem to get punished. Read more
The Long Way There

The Long Way There

Changing U.S. commutes show that we're not as green as we'd like to be. Read more

The Art of the Steal

Why a renowned art dealer stands accused of bilking wealthy clients. Read more
The Betrayal of Judge Radhi

The Betrayal of Judge Radhi

The U.S. cheered when an Iraqi judge uncovered high-level theft. Then he was left to fend for himself. Read more

Benefactor and the Beast

From saving chimps to saving the earth. Read more

CULTURE INC.

The Soprano

The Soprano

The Met's new diva is attracting fans (and generating ticket sales) at an unprecedented rate. Read more
<em>Sex and the City:</em> The Smackdown

Sex and the City: The Smackdown

With the film of HBO's hit set to reach movie theaters next month, we check up on how the cast and crew have fared financially since the show ended. Read more

Winner Does Not Take All

Nabbing a Pulitzer certainly helps an author sell books-but not as much as you might think. Read more

Tara Economics

Why a director thought a Gone With the Wind musical would be cheaper to stage in London than on Broadway. Read more

Defining Conservatism Up

Book review: Pinpointing where the movement went wrong. Read more

COLUMNS

Murdoch vs. the <em>Times</em>

Murdoch vs. the Times

Why the Gray Lady is more vulnerable to a Murdoch-style takeover than it might seem. Read more

The Economy of Fear

The new recession will be deeper than most of us expect, and there's little an interest-rate cut or economic-stimulus check can do about it. Read more

Memo to the Next President

Fannie Mae is a sleeping giant that could disrupt the economy in ways we haven't seen. This year's candidates need plans to fix Fannie. Here's how. Read more
Cubs Calculus

Cubs Calculus

A sale of the Chicago Cubs could break a Major League Baseball record-never mind that the lovable losers haven't won a World Series since 1908. Read more

I Don't Want My Web TV

Joost once promised to be the iTunes of high-quality programming on the Web. Can the company's plan for live internet TV save it from being an also-ran Read more

BRIEF

The Economy's B Team

The Economy's B Team

How Bush's management style went awry. Read more
Where Goldman Settles for Second

Where Goldman Settles for Second

Inside an environmental arms race. Read more

Take and Give

Hedge fund king Bill Ackman tries to seed his foundation with profits from risky investments. Read more

World's Most Worthless Money

100,000 percent inflation, and the rise of the 10-million-dollar bill. View Slideshow

Tax-Free C.E.O.'s

This month, the best perk of all: Your company pays your I.R.S. bill. Read more

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Contributors

Readers Forum

Real Business, Real Results

Did anyone at Microsoft ever watch the (gasp!) offensively funny show Family Guy?

Ex-Morgan Stanley exec Zoe Cruz is now heading her own hedge fund. Are Wall Street's leaders done?

Martha, Bernie and Skilling know that what you wear for court can go a long way in public perception.

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Health Care

Bad to the Bone No More

Companies such as General Mills say they're stepping up efforts to change employees' bad behavior and promote healthier lifestyles. Read More